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To: hal jordan who wrote (28970)	11/19/1997 6:57:00 PM
From: bill c.	Respond to of 31386

hal: >> TI is going to try and market it to every xDSL vendor under the sun. << TI was going to market that solution to every xDSL vendor with or without owning AMTX. >> Perhaps if TI is outbid by another company for AMTX, WSTL loses everything. << If the AMTX holders can get more from TI, congrates. Westell's solution will still be based on the TI/AMTX solution which is almost complete, first half 1998. The way it stands now, Westell gets almost everything... customers, equipment, cash, etc. >> That gives time to other competitors to get their act together. << I agree, Westell's relationships with Lucent, DSC and Nortel are important in competing against the data players ASND,COMS and CSCO. >> I am now looking at placing some of my AMTX pickings into ASND. << Best of luck... until later.